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continues...
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give up now!
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To Be
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ACROSS
1 High times
4 Spinach-and
bacon, e.g.
9 Proud mount
14 Downing Street
address
15 Think out loud
16 Spud
17 McKinley’s first
lady
18 RBIs and such
19 Jet black
20 Cavil
22 Fail to forget
24 On the same
team
27 Uses up
31 _the Red
33 Most tidy
34 Argued
38 Overfill
39 Ref’s cohort
40 Floors
43 Work on a
sampler
44 Sapporo sashes
46 Beach quality
48 Gallivant
51 Actress
Lollobrigida
52 Most available
54 Conical abodes
58 Shaving foam
60 Per pop
61 Sort of fever
64 Ouzo flavoring
67 Sock end
68 Tanklike animal
69 Outspoken
70 Building
addition
71 Strong flavors
72 Opponent
73 Striped shirt
DOWN
1 New York city
2 Bicycle part
3 Growl
4 Help!
5 Suitable
6 Ananias, e.g.
7 Fed the pot
8 Coming down
9 by Starlight"
10 Pads
11 DDE’s
command
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12 Poetic
contraction
13 Matter-of-fact
21 Wharf
23 Barbary
denizen
25 Spells “spells”
“spels”
26 Middle
management?
28 Toy with
29 Politico
Kefauver
30 Medley meals
32 Narrow escape
34 “_the Raven,
‘Nevermore!’”
35 Shaded area
36 Concerning
bees
37 Important time
41 Cut and splice
42 _qua non
45 Inching
crabwise
47 Scruff
49 Baldwins and
Steinways
Solutions
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53 Mortise’s
partner
55 Consumer
56 French school
57 Knickknack sp
59 Asian staple
61 PC monitor
element
62 So that’s it!
63 Hopper
65 Actor Waterston
at 66 Culbertson of
bridge
HOROSCOPES
AKIta 1 he goal you ve been
after for so long is almost within
your reach. Conditions are in
your favor — finally. There’s not
a moment to lose.
TAURUS Tally your resources
and figure out what you have
and what you don’t. You’re in
for at least one pleasant surprise,
ancj you’ll know where to focus
"attention.
GEMINI You’re wise to keep your
opinions to yourself for a little
while. The odds are not good
that you will, but it would still
be wise.
CANCER A change in how you
do a job will free up a lot of your
time. It’s OK to get assistance —
that’s not cheating in any way. If
you’re running late, delegate.
LtU Your relationship grows
stronger the more stuff you do
together. Declare your
intentions then ask the questions
that lead to a solid commitment.
VIRGO You’ re close to making a
change that you’ve been
contemplating for ages. It has to
do with your home, family or
possibly your decor. You’ll know
when the moment is right.
LIBRA Don’t be stopped just
because you have no idea what
you’re doing. You’re a quick
study, especially now. Hurry up
before anyone knows.
SCORPIO Keep pushing — your
reward is closer now than ever
before. Accept more
responsibility and the included
benefits.
oAul I I AKIUo Youre lucky in
games because you’ve got a few
tricks up your sleeve. Amaze
them with your fabulous sense of
humor, too. You’re the star.
CAPRICORN Push to get a
household job wrapped up in the
next day or two. You get extra
points for using stuff you already
have in storage. Be creative.
AQUARIUS You’re in an
excellent frame of mind to learn
an amazing trick. Something
that was impossible is about to
become commonplace. Be on
the leading edge.
PISCES The effort you’ve put in
earns you more than a fatter
paycheck. You also are granted
more respect and, quite possibly,
a promotion.
CALENDAR
TODAY
Bloom with The Main Line,
Ham and Cheese Experience
... with a Side of Eggs: 6
p.m. New Brookland Tavern,
122 State St. $6 advance. All
ages.
Battle of the MCs — Week
One, hosted by DJ Shekeese,
Kingpin: 10 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern. $5
Michael Flynn: 8 p.m.
Jammin’ Java, 1350 Main St.
$5, buy online.
13 Stories: 10 p.m. Delaney’s,
741 Saluda Ave.
“The Woodsman”: 3,7,9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre. 937
Main St.
“Hackers": 8 p.m.
Russell House
Theater.
THURSDAY
Sterling Y with
Namedropper,
Everlasting Earle:
9 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern.
$5 over 21, $7
under. All ages.
The Letter Red
with Testing
Ground, 5L’s,
Jemani: 9 p.m.
Headliners, 700 Gervais St. $3.
“The Woodsman”: 7, 9 p m.
Nickelodeon Theatre.
Darren r lowers
$wnm » i nn
H With Akiva. 9 p.m.
. ^| Jammin’Java. A pay- ]
what-you-want show.
“Hackers": 8 p.m. Russell
House Theater.